The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-12-24

The canal 10 frozen over.
We wish you a Merry Christ
mas.
Lancaster is busy christening
their gas wells.
--Mert Smith, Of Wooster, is
home for the Holidays.
--Dany Walt, Of Columbus, was
in Logan Tuesday night.
Tide Houston, Of F'loodwood,
spent Sunday in Logan.
~. b. Riason, Esq, Of LAUREL
Vile, was In Logan Thursday.
Don't forget the Firemens ball
at the rink ON Monday night.
John Harrington IL spending
the Holidays with his PARENTS.
The prize fight between Kilrane
and Smith was decided draw.
-Chas Keynes contemplates
spending the Holidays In Cincin-
natl.
-Motherwell Iron 4 Steel Co.
have suspended night work for two
weeks.
Frank Redfern, Of South Perry
made this Office . pleasant call
Saturday.
Prosecuting Attorney Lowery
leaves for Indiana to-day to spend
the Holidays.
MIR. and Mrs. U. G. Schwartz,
OF Wooster, are. the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Upton this week.
Miss Lucy Moore will spend
the holidays with the family Of Mr..
Morgan near New Plymouth.
The Mingo Lodge No. III give
a public installation and supper on
Tuesday evening December 9th,
1897.
Mrs. Mcbride, OF Logan, Is on
. visit to her daughter, Mrs. A. ].
Ward, Of this plaee.-Lerisgton
Tribune.
The Athenian Literary Society
gave a masquerade at the resid-
ence of Mr.. Robert Work on Mon
day night last.
E-Our poets who have prepared
pieces entitled beautiful Snown
are compelled TO wait a more favor
able opportunity before presenting
them to the public.
The Misses Matte Dollison,
May Clark, Gartie Baker and
Jessie Kline, teachers at the Mon
day Schools are at their homes in
Logan to spend the Holidays.
The Presbyterian Choir have
provided Themselves with q new
book, entitled Anthem Treasures"
Rsabiished by 6. W. steaub Of Ghica-
60. 1t is the best hook of the kind
We have seen. Y q roc
The Motherwell Iron 4 Steel
Co., have employed Miss Ida Moore
As stenosrapher and type writer.
They are to be congratulated on
securing the services Of so COM
petent . person.
Congressman Cultivate has
introduced q bill in Congress
granting q pension to Mrs. Mary
NJ. Sweet, widow Of Geo. w. Sweet
Of Laurel TIP, which has been re-
ferred to the committee on PEN
sions.
-Thos. Glenn was attac ked with
. severe case Of rheumatism Of the
heart on Tuesday evening last, the
pain being so violent at times that
It was necessary to have four men
hold him down. At this writing
he Is able to be about again.
II. .-.Since last week we have learn.
ed that Will Keynes was not alone
oh his tie-inspecting. expedition
from straitsville to this place. 1t
seems that George Mumford ac-
companied him on this health-seek-
Ing excursion and never missed q
tta r, i
-Stiers b Hamblin are having q
good trade in pork packing business
up to this time, this season they
have salted down more than 2O0,-
OOo lbs. Of pork. They are paying
$3.50 to 35.75 per hundred for dress
ed hogs and about $l00 per humid
red less on FOOT
AN alarm Of Are was turned in
on Wednesday morning ct about
e:lo. Some cotton had become
ignited in Tipton's store from .
portion Of . burning match which
had accidentally dropped into it.
The lire was extinguished before
the Aremen got TO the scene Of ac-
ton. IS ..s.. .aas
I'VE acknowledge tho receipt Of
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